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Carbon footprint label C014  /  1254


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Carbon footprint label C014 / 1254

Carbon footprint label. Label on a food product showing its carbon footprint. This is an indication of the impact the production, distribution, consumption and disposal of the food and its packaging have on the environment through the release of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. These gases contribute to global warming. This labelling scheme is operated and certified by the Carbon Trust, a company established in England and Wales in 2001 to help companies and governments reduce their carbon footprints

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2012 Bread Carbon Carbon Footprint Climate Change Environmental Environmental Science Food Industry Gases Global Warming Greenhouse Gas Impact Label Loaf Packaged Packaging Packet Packets Product Reduction Shop Labeling Larder Shopping Basket


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This print showcases a carbon footprint label, identified as C014 / 1254. The label is affixed to a food product, providing valuable insight into its environmental impact. It serves as an indicator of the extensive consequences that arise from the production, distribution, consumption, and disposal of both the food itself and its packaging. By quantifying the release of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, this labeling scheme sheds light on their contribution to global warming. Operated and certified by the esteemed Carbon Trust – a company founded in England and Wales in 2001 with a mission to assist companies and governments in reducing their carbon footprints – this labelling system plays a crucial role in promoting sustainability within various industries. The photograph features a loaf of bread packaged within an English shop's larder. It symbolizes how even seemingly mundane items like bread can have significant implications for our environment. As we become more conscious consumers, understanding these impacts becomes essential for making informed choices that align with our values. Taken by Victor De Schwangberg from Science Photo Library, this image encapsulates the essence of climate change awareness in Europe during the 21st century. With meticulous detail captured through his lens, it highlights how advancements in environmental science have led to innovative measures like carbon labelling being adopted across different sectors - particularly within the food industry. Let this thought-provoking visual serve as inspiration for us all to consider our own carbon footprints and take steps towards reducing them for a sustainable future.

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